I got released from review on writing demands (the simple ones anyway)! Yay! I’m moving up in the world…hahaha. So now I don’t feel as bad about work…I got reamed out a couple of weeks ago on my performance or lack thereof. Now, I’m being told that I’m doing really well and should be prepared when my OM goes to study for the bar in the summer. Thank God – I needed a kick in the ass to get myself back in gear. Seriously. I’ve never been the passive type, and since I always think I’m right anyway I better damn well be. Am I Right? (Yes, of course you are.) When she took me aside and told me how I was performing well below my capabilities, it forced me to think of the person I have become.
Not necessarily that I’m lazy, just that I’ve wandered far from the strong-willed, confident person that actually has some leadership qualities. Those qualities have seemed all but gone until just a few weeks ago when I’ve had quite a few realizations about the reality in which I live. I won’t go into detail – that’s too boring for most people – but suffice it to say that I now know who I am and how I need to behave. So far, I think I’m doing swimmingly, thank you – it seems to be working rather well for me!
On another note, I know this is a little late for discussion but did anyone see the shuttle go into space last week? Going to Pluto?? I think it’s amazing that we can now get to the moon in 9 hours whereas 40 years ago it would have taken us 3 days. It’s amazing we can get there at all. How is it that we have managed to progress so quickly? Astounding.
Alright I should study. There’s my update for the moment!
Tuesday, January 24, 2006
Sunday, January 08, 2006
Lazy lazy day
Ahh, the last Sunday before school starts back. As a few people know, I had a pretty good weekend, what with the grade celebrations on Friday and the being comatose until ohhhh 1 on Saturday morning. Great stuff.
Now I have to go back to studying – which oddly enough is just fine with me. I’m ready to get back into the crazy schedule I’m usually on, but I’m also glad I managed to get in as much social time as I have these past couple of weeks. The fun thing is that I’m probably heading to Lex next weekend to play DDR with Dana! That’s right, kids! DANCE DANCE REVOLUTION!! Lol
I’m 15 years old and Asian, in case you haven’t guessed. Speaking of stereotypes (cause we all know it’s the 15 year old Asian boy that’s always on the DDR machine), I think it’s funny how we all object to stereotypes and how “awful” they are…but we adhere to them when judging other people. Oh and let’s not forget we tend to fit them. Not to be too un-pc, but let’s be honest.
There’s a reason we came up with these stupid group identifiers – it’s because different groups of people tend to act certain ways. For instance, my friend Cathy talks about Eastern Europeans being kinda dirty. (She insists that my family is from Middle Europe, not Eastern Europe – therefore not dirty. Just drink a lot of vodka.) At first I was flabbergasted (damn that's a good earth – I mean word. Sorry.) And then I started thinking about it…..even my grandparents call their Russian friends the “dirty Russkys”. And it’s a little true….so I can’t say anything about them anymore. ;)
Even so – I’m not saying that abiding by stereotypes is a good thing. People are still individuals. Even if I am studying to be a lawyer just like a good little Jew. And white boys still can’t dance. :-D
Now I have to go back to studying – which oddly enough is just fine with me. I’m ready to get back into the crazy schedule I’m usually on, but I’m also glad I managed to get in as much social time as I have these past couple of weeks. The fun thing is that I’m probably heading to Lex next weekend to play DDR with Dana! That’s right, kids! DANCE DANCE REVOLUTION!! Lol
I’m 15 years old and Asian, in case you haven’t guessed. Speaking of stereotypes (cause we all know it’s the 15 year old Asian boy that’s always on the DDR machine), I think it’s funny how we all object to stereotypes and how “awful” they are…but we adhere to them when judging other people. Oh and let’s not forget we tend to fit them. Not to be too un-pc, but let’s be honest.
There’s a reason we came up with these stupid group identifiers – it’s because different groups of people tend to act certain ways. For instance, my friend Cathy talks about Eastern Europeans being kinda dirty. (She insists that my family is from Middle Europe, not Eastern Europe – therefore not dirty. Just drink a lot of vodka.) At first I was flabbergasted (damn that's a good earth – I mean word. Sorry.) And then I started thinking about it…..even my grandparents call their Russian friends the “dirty Russkys”. And it’s a little true….so I can’t say anything about them anymore. ;)
Even so – I’m not saying that abiding by stereotypes is a good thing. People are still individuals. Even if I am studying to be a lawyer just like a good little Jew. And white boys still can’t dance. :-D
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